08/13/2026
Everyone is talking about a study on Covid that’s just been published in Nature. This is not a new or recent phenomenon. It’s something I’ve been tracking in my patient population since 2021. I’ve worked with Covid patients who have had reactivated Epstein Barr virus, reactivated Lyme disease, reactivated Bartonella, etc.
I’m seeing a lot of reporting that this phenomenon is connected to severe Covid cases. That is not the case as the article below details. None of rhe patients that I’ve worked with required hospitalization and all had acute asymptomatic Covid infections of varying degrees of mild to moderate infection.
The good news is that Covid, Long Covid, and any reactivated virus can be managed whether you choose to go the pharmaceutical route or the natural medicine route.
Chronic reactivation of distinct herpesviruses and anelloviruses occur during acute and long COVID-19, and track with disease severity, inflammation and outcomes, revealing immune signatures with prognostic potential.